Sentences with phrase «with gold farmers»

Quite frankly, I wish I knew Cantonese so I could chat with gold farmers.

EA wants to show to the world that is doing something with gold farmers but in my opinion they will lose.

Players who have interacted with gold farmers in a non-confrontational manner typically have very different views of gold farmers.

While news articles that have dealt with gold farmers have implicated workers in Romania, Tijuana, and Indonesia, the belief that the majority of, if not all, gold farmers are Chinese is quite pervasive.

Not exact matches

With its new Fairtrade Gold Standard, FLO - Cert is encouraging small farmers to set up carbon offsetting projects.

Nature Pacific, based on the Gold Coast, are currently looking for Australian Certified Organic farmers who are growing or developing unique foods or crops that are in keeping with their philosophy.

But recently, while shopping at the farmers» market for some veg to grill for a barbecue, I saw them: pink, gold, and red, plucked out of the ground early that morning and topped with bright bouquets of greens.

Her efforts to reduce food waste and support local farmers were recognized with top honors in the 2016 Georgia Organics Gold Radish Awards.

Then on Sunday G whipped me up my favorite homemade breakfast — German pancakes, surprised me with the prettiest rose gold Apple watch and we spent the afternoon with his family browsing the farmers market and then his mom and sis made my favorite black forest cake and we had our favorite deli food in the city — the most scrumptious Jewish deli called DZ Akins.

The online dating world includes sites catering to religious people, Amish people, gold diggers, beautiful people, ugly people, horse lovers, clowns, farmers, adult babies and people with mullets.

As the farmer returns home on his little horse and carriage, God wraps a heavy gold bar with simple cloth and throws it on the road.

Create a fresh fish salsa with diced Haden mango, Maui Gold pineapple, sweet Maui onion and cilantro from the nearby farmer's markets, or grill a side dish with local produce such as breadfruit, sweet potato and squash.

Understanding why gold farmers do what they do changes how they interact with them.

I hate to stereotype all gold farmers as Chinese, but the ones I've run into really did seem like they weren't at all competent with the English language (though to be fair, that describes a fairly large chunk of the population, especially on the PvP servers).

I mainly hear people yelling and complaining or insulting gold farmers with racist slurs.

People who react to Chinese (or other) gold farmers with racial slurs were clearly racists to begin with.

But the juxtaposition of this historical narrative with the much more recent narrative we typically tell about «Chinese» gold farmers reveals its disturbing metaphors and framings.

I met up with a yes Chinese farmer who actually told me he was Chinese, and farming for gold on the WoW Staghelm server in the Western Plague Lands.

Race has a lot to do with gold farming because many players use racial cues to «identify» gold farmers who they then label as hostile.

If a farmer forces prices to rise, then if I am a casual player saving up to buy my BoE item from the AH and every week the price gets higher because of the influx of gold and the readiness from those with purchased gold from RMT to spend above the average price...

It is true that anyone with the gold to spare could corner the market, but a farmer group, who's sole purpose is to make gold, could much more easily corner the market on highly sought for goods.

In homemade World of Warcraft video clips that circulate on YouTube or GameTrailers, with titles like «Chinese Gold Farmers Must Die» and «Chinese Farmer Extermination,» players document their farmer - killing expeditions through that same Timbermaw - ridden patch of WoW in which Min does his farming — a place so popular with farmers that Western players sometimes call it ChinFarmers Must Die» and «Chinese Farmer Extermination,» players document their farmer - killing expeditions through that same Timbermaw - ridden patch of WoW in which Min does his farming — a place so popular with farmers that Western players sometimes call it Chinfarmers that Western players sometimes call it China Town.